Brazilian Nursing Journal (Revista Brasileira de Enfermagem - REBEn)

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Authors: Jussara Gue Martini Jussara Gue Martini

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Authors: Mariana Gondim Mariutti, Antonia Regina Ferreira Furegato

This qualitative study aimed to identify risk and protection factors for depression caused by abortion; statements of 13 women were analyzed. Their reports were analyzed and enabled the construction of two thematic categories: risk and protection factors. The risk factors are associated to the precarious socio-economic and affective conditions; drugs; prostitution; lack of family and social support; violence. Socio-economic conditions favorable to raising children; social and family support (especially from partner); profession and work were observed as protection factors. The recognition of these aspects open ways for improving care to women who had abortion. Key words: Mental health; Women; Abortion.

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Authors: Anna Maria de Oliveira Salimena, Ivis Emília de Oliveira Souza

This qualitative study had as its object the daily-life of women after being submitted to a histerectomy. Following this sense the phenomenological approach was chosen as methodological framework , supported by Martin Heidegger´ phenomenology. The deponents were twenty five women submitted to a histerectomy at HU/UFJF in 2006. The interpretative understanding, showed, under Hedegger perspective, that women´s daily-life after being submitted to histerectomy expresses itself in a movement that goes forward and backward for inauthenticity to an indication of properties and improperties. In the daily-life after the surgery is that she understands herself as being-there-with-the-other and revealing herself as “being-of-possibilities” in a self world. It showed that the assistential dynamics must be considered from the perspective of the subjectivity of the woman who will be submited to histerectomy. Key words: Women’s health; Nursing; Histerectomy; Qualitative research.

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Authors: Felismina Rosa Parreira Mendes, Maria de Fátima Mantovani

This research study, with a qualitative approach was carried out aiming to identify nurses’ representation on current professional dynamics, evolutionary landmarks and the future outlook for Portuguese nursing with twenty nurses from Évora, Portugal, in April / May of 2009, through narrative testimony. Qualification obtained along the years as well as the Nurses’ Association were mentioned as the central representative pillars in order to build up professional identity. Autonomy is part of daily caring routine, however hegemonic power issues in the health team still ground nurses’ action and underpin their self and peer professional and social recognition. Future outlook addresses issues such as employment, career uncovering hope for some and uncertainty for others. Key words: Professional practice; Professional autonomy; Nursing

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Authors: Rinaldo de Souza Neves, Helena Eri Shimizu

This study seeks to analyze the execution of the Infirmary Attendance Systematization Nursing stages through an exploratory, qualitative and retrospective approach. The retrospective analysis took place using 25 medic reports containing 25 historical reports, 12 diagnosis reports, 100 prescriptions and 100 nursing evolution reports. The results demonstrated the many difficulties the nurses faced to make Nursing Asssitance Systematization operational. Although all Nursing Asssitance Systematization stages were accomplished – historical, diagnosis, prescription, evolution and nursing – it was verified a larger frequency in filling prescription and historical related forms and a lesser one related with evolution and diagnosis related forms. In short, Nursing Asssitance Systematization procedures still are fragmentized, showing the need to reorganize this attendance methodology attendance, and, above all, to invest in continuous nursing training to improve the customer care services quality. Key words: Nursing assessment; Nursing process; ds Patient care; Rehabilitation nursing

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Authors: Laureana Cartaxo Salgado Pereira Silva, Cecília Nogueira Valença, Raimunda Medeiros Germano

This study aims to describe the perceptions of nursing professionals and identify their feelings against the death of newborns in the intensive care unit (ICU). Qualitative research with phenomenological focus. Respondents were nurses and nursing technicians in a neonatal ICU, answering the following research question: How do you feel against the death of the newborn in the ICU where you work? Emerged the question, about this phenomenon, a variety of feelings such as loss, compassion, sadness, resulting in a sensitive world of experience of each one. The analysis has both theoretical contribution the authors dealing with the phenomenology, as scholars of the subject’s death. From the understanding of the phenomenon studied, say to be the death of the newborn for nurses in an ICU experience a conflict of feelings, sometimes painful, for the complexity of issue. Key words: Nursing; Death; Intensive care; Feelings; Newborn; Qualitative research.

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Authors: Maria Helena Marziale, Amanda dos Santos Zapparoli, Vanda Elisa Felli, Marina Hideko Anabuki

Quasi-experimental study that aimed at evaluating the proposed interactive training, as a strategy for change in the behavior of workers, seeking the appropriate use of gloves in the administration of intravenous drugs. The interactive training was structured in the Model of Health Promotion of Pender, conducted through access to the web site of the Network Prevention of Accidents at Work (REPAT)available from: http://repat.eerp.usp.br/estrategia/index.php and applied in 60 workers nursing from two hospitals in the state of Sao Paulo. On the week before the training 58.3% of the workers were wearing gloves to administrate intravenous drugs and 83.3% of the workers informed the intention of wearing gloves after the training. Conclusion: the use of interactive tool facilitated the implementation of educational strategy in work and showed that training can help in changing behavior. Key words: Nursing; Accidents, occupational; Occupational health; Occupational risks.

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Authors: Cristina Silva Ar Cristina Silva Arruda, Eliza Nogueira, Milena Silva de Oliveira, Eliane Ramos Pereira, Rose Mary Costa Andrade Silva

The psoriasis, chronic disease with uncertain cause, affects 1 to 3% of world population, produces great psychological impact and changes in quality of life, a challenging reality. The objective is to analyze the scientific production of nursing on psoriasis, examining the approaches and contributions to care. It’s a bibliographic study carried on virtual database Medline using the terms psoriasis and nursing. Of the 21 articles selected, in 1997/2008, 19% focus on the pathophysiology and differential diagnosis, 48% treatment, 28% psychological aspects and 42% in nursing care. The rescue of the scientific knowledge increases the challenge of maximizing the scientific production about this subject, bringing significant contributions to advances to a more holistic intervention and higher quality with this clientele. Key words: Psoriasis; Nursing; Nursing care.

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Authors: Alessandra Conceição Leite Funchal Camacho, Maria José Coelho

The objective of this work was to analyze the development of health of the elderly based on references contained in the main databases. Study of systematic review considering the period from 01/09/08 to 30/09/08 in the databases of the Library of Health to check that the information was held to organize the content on the year, publication type and methods / techniques, content and essence of the production of knowledge, database, the authors’ recommendations. The results emphasize the development of research focused on the dissemination and results of health policies and their knowledge by health professionals who care for elderly is a necessary direction and specific training. Key words: Health Public Policy; Aged; Nursing.

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Authors: Keila de Oliveira Lisboa Sanchez, Noeli Marchioro Liston Andrade Ferreira, Giselle Dupas, Danielli Boer Costa

Network and social support are resources that nursing can offer to families. This review identifies which aspects of social support are being investigated for the family of the cancer patient. Fifty one articles were found of which 70% were quantitative research and 26% were published in the last two years. The issues addressed were: Family caregivers as provider of social support; Factors that interfere with social support; Religiosity as social support as well as support coming from educative programs, group activity and technological resources. Of these papers, 49% were written by nurses, with international emphasis on needs assessment, family experiences and support offered, while national articles emphasize definition concepts and identifying family needs focusing on intervention planning. Key words: Family; Social Support; ds: Neoplasms; Nursing.

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Authors: Janete Tamani Tomiyoshi Nakagawa, Janine Schirmer, Márcia Barbieri

This article refers to a review of literature about the HPV virus and the cervical neoplasia, aiming at raising aspects of the virus infection which influences in the natural development of the uterine cervical cancer such as: the type of virus, the duration and the persistence of the infection and also the association with the manifestations of the preceding lesions up to the evolution of the neoplasia. It was possible to notice the strong association of the infection with the evolution of the cervical neoplasia, however, studies to better elucidate certain aspects of the infection of the HPV virus that acts on the uterine cervix are still necessary so that the actions of prevention and fight against the disease will be more efficient. Key words: Uterine cervical : neoplasms; Cervical dysplasia; Papillomaviruses; Epidemiology.

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Authors: Rosa Maria Ruthes, Liliane Bauer Feldman, Isabel Cristina Kowal Olm Cunha

Reflection about a doctorate’s thesis. It was carried through an abstraction of the described theory by specialist authors in thematic, a transposition for the practical of competency management in nursing. The essential competency shows attributes of knowledge, ability and attitude - called CHA, to add value to the organization of health with focus in the customer. It is essential to awake in all the team, the responsibility and real concern with the patient, family and visitors. The professional constitutes oneself as the inspired leader of its group. The management competency of the nurse can give change to the development of the human resources and promote the enchantment in the attendance of the customers, making the difference in the health organizations. Key words: Practice management; Nursing; Professional competency.

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Authors: Wania Regina Veiga Martines, Ana Lúcia Machado

This is a theoretical reflection concerning the link between production of care and subjectivity, and the ideas that support this connection. It was performed a search for studies that had been previously elaborated in the database from University of São Paulo. The discussions upon de findings were based on some ideas of post-modernity and its criticism to the instrumental rationality, that relies on contemporaneous conceptions and actions concerning care. Recovering the subject and their very subjectivity production means to recover a kind of care that mix the edge between objective and subjective and bets on an integrated view of daily human productions and actions. Key words: Delivery of health care; Health; Human activities; Interpersonal relations.